Our presentation features  masterworks from the most significant artists working in Italy and across  Europe throughout the centuries, with some exciting new discoveries and a  section focusing on paintings incorporating the unusual medium of stone.

Among the earliest works in the presentation are a stunning gold ground by  Alvaro Pirez d'Évora and a Leonardesque work on panel by Fernando Yáñez  de la Almedina. A late painting by Jacopo Bassano reveals the continued  development of the master in his final years. Works by Venetian artists  feature strongly in the display: one of the highlights is an exquisite painting  by Giambattista Tiepolo, an important recent addition to his oeuvre. Other  key Venetian works include a genre piece by Pietro Longhi and a masterful  veduta by Michele Marieschi. 

Our display also includes a masterful portrait by Franz Xaver Winterhalter and a meticulous figure study by Anne-Louis Girodet. 

The presentation is brought into the modern era with a selection of works by  pioneering 20th-century Italian artists including Lucio Fontana, Alighiero  Boetti and Marino Marini, alongside iconic pieces by Pablo Picasso and  Andy Warhol. 

Alongside this broad sweep of artistic creation across the centuries, our booth  also features a focus on paintings using stone as a medium. An exquisite  series of pietre dure panels, created in the Florentine Galleria dei Lavori established by Ferdinando I de’ Medici in the 16th century, exhibit an  unparalleled level of craftsmanship. These are complemented by an array of  paintings on slate, including a pair of architectural fantasies by François de  Nomé and a two-sided devotional work by Brusasorzi. 

Overall, our presentation offers fine examples from some of the most  important moments in European art history, showing Robilant+Voena’s  unique scope of specialisms across old and modern masters.